Platform recipe

WordPress llms.txt recipe

A WordPress llms.txt file should not list every post. It should point AI assistants to the pages that explain the site, the editorial standards, and the strongest evergreen resources.

Best pages to include

• Homepage or about page that defines the site and audience.
• Cornerstone guides that answer durable questions in depth.
• Category hub pages for major topics.
• Author pages with expertise and credentials.
• Editorial policy, correction policy, and contact page.

Starter file

# Site Name

> Site Name explains [topic] for [audience].

## Summary

This WordPress site publishes evergreen guides, topic archives, author pages, editorial standards, and corrections for [topic].

## Start Here

- [About](https://example.com/about/): Site purpose, audience, and editorial scope.
- [Main topic hub](https://example.com/category/topic/): Best articles and guides on the main topic.
- [Editorial policy](https://example.com/editorial-policy/): Sourcing, review, corrections, and disclosure standards.
- [Authors](https://example.com/authors/): Author bios and expertise.

After publishing, add the file at the domain root and make sure the linked pages are indexable, canonical, and useful without requiring JavaScript.